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As far as science advocacy goes, the March for Science to be held in Washington, DC and locations across the world is a double-edge sword. As folks prepare for the science march tomorrow, folks might want to consider not just the impact on science as disinterested, impartial source of knowledge but also how to engage in a more sustainable and effective advocacy for science beyond marching.